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Princess Eugenie Graduates From Newcastle University
Princess Eugenie attended her graduation ceremony, having been awarded 2:1 degree in English and History of Art at Newcastle. Along with fellow students and their families, the Duke of York and Princess Beatrice joined forces to support Eugenie; the Duchess of York was unable to attend the ceremony, presumably because of an operation she had to undertake.
After the ceremony, the beaming princess shared just how much she had enjoyed her time at the University: "I am so proud. Being up in Newcastle is just amazing. I had so much fun. Being in a house with seven girls was my highlight because you'd come back and there was always someone cooking, someone to welcome you. That was amazing just being in a house with all these wonderful people."
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Tennis fans willing to lace up the sandshoes to ensure Martina Navratilova's appearance in Sydney next week can relax, she's found a doubles partner.
Powerful American Alexandra Stevenson has answered the call of tournament organisers, agreeing to partner 46-year-old Navratilova in doubles at the adidas International tournament.
As reported in the Herald yesterday, frantic efforts were being made to find a partner for Navratilova after she expressed interest in playing in Sydney.
Tournament director Craig Watson confirmed yesterday that 22-year-old Stevenson had been on the top of Navratilova's wish list of players.
"Martina had said she'd like to play with Alexandra and we got in touch with her overnight and she's delighted to be playing with her," he said.
Navratilova made a triumphant return to tennis in Australia yesterday, partnering Svetlana Kuznetsova of Russia to a 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 win over Russian Evgenia Koulikovskaya and Tatiana Poutchek of Belarus at the Uncle Tobys Hardcourts on the Gold Coast.
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@Rather Large Beard sometimes I think the organization does not value rebounding
Regardless of what else happens, I think we extend both Harden and Ibaka. What is more interesting to me is the reasonableness of those contracts and if the unreasonableness forces a trade (albeit a better one than we would have next year) during the extension period or the oft presumed Perk amnesty.
@Hoplophobia @justin_mia @Lost Ones We may have overpaid to retain Brooks, but I think it was a necessary leverage point to retain the core.
@ElMexiThunder totally agree. Cuban has to realize, if you love something, let it go. Keeping Dirk on whatever they could field as a team is just cruel.
@diddoff I love Iggy but the Raptors are losing that trade. Who is playing PG? They lost the Nash sweepstakes....
@Hoplophobia I am celebrating "We cleared some cap space!" I find this genuinely exciting.
@Prye05 @Jax Raging Bile Duct @supreme35 I don't think Felton would be a good solution for them, they need a better passing PG. Dirk struggles a little more every year to get free off screens and get the ball in space.
@supreme35 Wow...so...trade Dirk for picks and blow up the team?
@ThunderBelize I do think the Lakers just got a lot better, but I think they really hemorhaged their future. If they are not set to win now, how do they get better? 4 draft picks, really? How do they sign Bynum and fill out a roster next year?
Wow. Anyone read the PJ3 feature? I am unbelievably more excited about the pick, team fit and obvious directions of development after reading that!
@Jameswade99 @Tequila He isn't at all a Presti player. I think at this point Presti is hoping that the royal jelly is going to work some miracles. People have caught on to the importance of character and it seems that now everyone is buying high on character and intangibles. (See MKG at 2). I think talent and ceiling alone were too high to pass at this point. No one talked about him because no one thought he would be available. In terms of raw talent...he is at the top of the draft no question.
@FF_pickups @diddoff exactly, similar talent range, lower nonguaranteed contract
@Jooseppi @OBoymuzik @diddoff Absolutely!!! There are no physiologic signs of an early aortic aneurysm. It was caught incidentally. They didn't even pay him for the missed season!
@justin_mia @diddoff Maynor missed all of this season, can we sue the Jazz?
@justin_mia @anonymous12345 @diddoff Can't there be any kind of negotiation, or a financial levy. A 2014 second-rounder? fine.
I think that our roster is currently a little too stacked for any of the available prospects at 28 to add much. This year I would actually like to see us move down and trade for Detroit's two 2nd rounders, Portland's or ...if they are willing, the cavs. We could pick up Furkan Aldemir and another quality eurostash pick like Kostas Papanikolaou. Some project Evan Fournier falling that far as well.
@JimboSlice @Jooseppi I am also really interested to see how Latavious stacks up in summer league. He has really become a force on the glass over seas, but what I am really interested in is seeing the development of his post game.
@OBoymuzik @dancassidy35 @diddoff I think Faried is better than Nene. They are undoubtedly a worse team than last year, but I don't think it is the drop off that some do.
@FF_pickups @sammasaaron @Jo_Cro It doesn't matter. Tibor is not an NBA-caliber backup and never will be, he has plateaued in his progress. He has his height and his wingspan, but he can't do anything with it defensively. He has a face-the-basket offensive game. You are looking at a slightly larger, substantially less athletic Byron Mullens.
@John64 Whomever beats the Grizz it may prove to be a Pyrrhic Victory. The Grizz are arguably the most physical team in the league and they are going to batter, bruise and exhaust whomever takes out making the (presumably) Spurs an easier out for us. Conversely, they would make us an easier out for the Spurs if we held on to the number 1 seed.
If your goal is to win the championship, pissing off Perk so bad so that he misses every other game due to technicals seems like a good formula to make that happen. There might be more to this than meets the eye.
@JimboSlice I know that 2-2 seems atrocious, but in the grand scheme we have lost 32% of our away games. 50% is not dramatically worse.
@Shake Down the Thunder I think Lazar is totally worth Vaden and one of our border-line walk on second round picks. But he cost us Vaden and two second round picks and I just don't think he is worth that from what I have seen. That could have been a quality eurostash pick.
http://espn.go.com/nba/powerrankings guess who's number 1 now?
@Skyline @ThunderChick2010 @dancassidy35 It's definitely the Oklahoma part for me. I understand the need for shock jocks. It's not entertaining watching a bunch of sports analysts agree with one another, but stating you are from Oklahoma to give credence to your argument...that's not forgivable.
KD is 11 points behind Kobe now.
@ILikePancakes @C_Dub Does this mean that the heat are going to blow up their roster this offseason?
We were talking the other day about possible D-league PG standouts if necessary. Blake Ahearn definitely impressed in the D-league all star game and no one has his rights.
@Crow @SammyThunderer wow, I had forgotten how low he went. Anyone remember what the concerns were about Jordan? How long he would take to develop?
@dancassidy35 Touche, but every great team is going to have to address that problem.
@Crow @SammyThunderer I like the hands and the savvy. I think the rebounding and scoring will translate, but I would be worried about him defending the block even against backup PFs. Overall, a very solid pick.
@SammyThunderer I definitely think so, but that only works if you knew that it was going to be the number one pick. Davis and Derrick williams/Kanter, etc are certainly a worse team. Even then, Irving has defied rather lofty expectations. Imagine bundling Kaman, Aminu and the Wolves pick to move up in this year's draft instead:
Irving-Gordon-Harrison Barnes-Griffin-Jordan. That could be a dangerous team for a long time.
@Lost Ones @jallenmorris that 'one player' is the best center in the West, do you not remember all the scrub centers having career nights against Nenad?
Anyone see Kevin Hart in the celebrity game? Possibly the first thing I have ever enjoyed from a celebrity game.
@SammyThunderer what might have been
@Lost Ones@Fezzy@Kreese29 It would be cool if it was actually automated and said "Once again DRose South has -2 more shots than KD" after a night in which KD took more shots.
@Lost Ones@SammyThunderer By "contenders" do you mean SA and Chicago?
@SammyThunderer@JimboSlice I think that is more an indication to our depth than anything else.
@Thunder S Good point, but we've also never been in a win now mode.
Has SA ever made a rental move? That might be an indication of what Presti might do.
@gr8ball83@sammasaaron@f5alcon Maynor was drastically underappreciated. I get so irritated watching the second unti fritter leads away after getting used to them holding or growing a lead all of last year.
@Jax Raging Bile Duct@f5alcon George Hill cost the Pacers Kawhi Leonard and fantastic International prospect Davis Bertans last year.
@Jax Raging Bile Duct I love that list, but I don't think Sessions, Parker, Hill, Beaubois or Ridnour would be affordable.
Cheap?- Beno Udrih, Donald Sloan, Walker Russell,
Available D-leaguers- Antonio Daniels, Will Conroy, dominique coleman
@MartzMimic@Jax until very recently I would have totally agreed. The guy was a cancer. I think he has genuinely been humbled by this experience and I am curious to see if he has anything left after the knee blood-spinning procedure. He made some comments about RW that were absolutely spot on and showed he watched the team with sincere interest.
@Jax Raging Bile Duct What would everyone think about signing Gilbert Arenas to the veteran minimum?
@H2H Hombre just in time for him to be a challenge to resign after his rookie deal? I think there is something to be said for taking lower-ceiling, polished guys like maynor or international prospects in the draft for the next few years. I know that doesn't seem to play out in the front court as well...
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This episode completes the countdown of the best discoveries in the recent years made by the British public. Visit the Portable Antiquities Scheme database at http://finds.org.uk/database for more information about these or other finds recorded through the Scheme. It is only through responsible recording that we are all able to share in the knowledge and excitement that these finds bring to our past.
10. Vale of York Hoard - PAS ID: SWYOR-AECB53 - Found in 2007, this hoard comprises 67 items of silver and 617 silver coins and a gold armring. Most of the items were found stuffed in an elaborately decorated silver-gilt cup, which bears such a remarkable resemblance to a vessel already in the British Museum's collection from Halton Moor, Lancashire. Both vessels are Carolingian in design and would have been made on the Continent in the late eighth or ninth century - it was possible they were stolen from churches there by Viking raiders. The finders wisely decided not to attempt to remove the contents from the cup, and instead brought it to the British Museum where it was micro-excavated. Among the coins are Islamic dirhams, which originated in the Middle East and demonstrate the wide range of the Viking trade network. The Vale of York hoard is the second largest Viking hoard ever found in Britain, and was jointly acquired by the British Museum and York Museums Trust.
9. Cosby Garrett Helmet - PAS ID: LANCUM-E48D73 - A fragmented copper alloy Roman cavalry parade helmet, subsequently reconstructed. This item was found in Crosby Garrett, Cumbria, in 2010 and recorded with the Portable Antiquities Scheme. Being made of base metal, it was not legally 'Treasure' and remained in the possession of the finder and the landowner, and therefore theirs to do with what they wished. A very rare and impressive survival of the Roman period, it was sold at auction and remains in the possession of an anonymous buyer. Tullie House Museum in Carlisle had hoped to acquire it.
8. Baldehilde Seal - PAS ID: PAS-8709C3 - This item is a small gold double-sided seal, probably the bezel from a ring, depicting on one side a crude representation of a naked couple engaged in some sort of act (perhaps embracing), and on the other, a portrait of a woman with the inscription BALDEHILDIS. The seal was found in Postwick, Norfolk in 1998. It is thought to date to the 7th Century, and its inscription means that it is possibly connected to an East Anglian princess by the same name (sometimes referred to as Balthild). The seal has been acquired by Norwich Castle Museum.
7. Staffordshire Moorlands Pan - PAS ID: WMID-3FE965 - A small copper-alloy dish, or pan, decorated with brightly coloured enamel swirls. Around the top rim of the vessel is written in Latin script the names of several locations along Hadrian's Wall. Found in 2003, it is thought that perhaps this item represents the parting gift to a long-serving legionary, as a memento of the places he was stationed along the Roman frontier. Another pan of similar style from Winterton, North Lincolnshire also been found recently and recorded with the PAS, see NLM-F50443. The Staffordshire Moorlands Pan is now on display in the British Museum's Romano-British Gallery.
6. Hallaton Hoard - PAS ID: PAS-984616 - Discovered over several years from 2000 to 2005, the Iron Age hoard from Hallaton, Leicestershire is made up of over 5,000 silver and bronze coins (including several hundred Roman coins), a copper alloy helmet, brooches and the quartered remains of many slaughtered pigs. It is likely that the site represents an area of significant ritual feasting. The hoard was acquired by Market Harborough Museum in Leicestershire. The helmet, which was lifted from the ground in a soil block, has recently been conserved by the British Museum.
5. Boar Badge of Richard III - PAS ID: LEIC-A6C834 - This item, a 3cm long silver-gilt figure in the form of a boar, dates from the late 15th Century. It was found in 2009 on the site of the Battle of Bosworth, 1485. It is a livery badge which would have been worn by a high-ranking supporter of King Richard III, whose symbol was the White Boar:Richard was from the HJouse of York, written in Latin as Eboricum, and it is suggested that the boar is a play on words using this association. It seems likely that the badge was lost during the course of the battle, by a supporterclose to the Kingwhen he was killed. The badge is now on display in Bosworth Battlefield Centre. Several other White Boar badges have been found: one from Chiddlingly, West Sussex is on display at the British Museum and will feature in its upcoming exhibition on Shakespeare. The other is from Stillingfleet, North Yorkshire (PAS ID: YORYM-1716A4).
4. Chalgrove Hoard - PAS ID: PAS-879F02 - A hoard of almost 5000 base-metal radiate coins from the mid 3rd Century AD. They were found in a pot in Chalgrove, Oxfordshire, in 2003. Coin hoard from this period are not uncommon, but the Chalgrove Hoard contained an unexpected ruler, Domitianus - called Domitian II or Domitian of Gaul to avoid confusion with another earlier Domitianus. The only other evidence for this man was from a similar coin found almost a century earlier in France. So brief was his leadership that he fails to be recorded anywhere else. The discovery of the Domitianus coin in the Chalgrove Hoard confirmed that the first was unlikely to be a forgery. The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford acquired the hoard, where it is now kept.
3. Staffordshire Hoard - PAS ID: WMID-0B5416 - The largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold ever found, the Staffordshire Hoard has the potential to change our understanding of the so-called Dark Age Britain. Found in 2009, the hoard site was subject to an excavation which revealed remarkably little context to explain its location. The items were brought to the British Museum for initial cataloguing by Dr Kevin Leahy. Amazingly, among the hundreds of large gold and garnet items and the thousands of smaller fragments and components, there are no female items like brooches. The Staffordshire Hoard is a very martial assemblage, and contains scores of sword hilts, sword pommels, the fragmented decoration of a helmet and a helmet cheekpiece. After valuation the hoard was acquired jointly by Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent, where it is still being studied and conserved.
2. Ringlemere Gold Cup - PAS ID: PAS-BE40C2 - This 180g gold cup was recovered in 2001 from a site in Ringlemere, Kent. It has a plain but sophisticated design, illustrated by its corrugated form and tiny, diamond-shaped rivets fixing the handle to the rim of the body of the cup. Uniform ridges encircle the body, and the cup displays damage from a recent plough strike. It is very rare, with the only similar example known from this country being the Rillaton Gold Cup. The reporting of the cup allowed for a thorough archaeological investigation of the site, which determined that the cup had been buried in a Bronze Age barrow. Thousands of years later, the Anglo-Saxons chose the same site for a large cemetery. The Ringlemere Gold Cup can be seen alongside the Rillaton Gold Cup in the British Museum's Bronze Age Gallery.
1. Happisburgh Handaxe - PAS ID: NMS-ECAA52 - The number one object on the list is a flint handaxe more than half a million years old. Though beautiful, it is a very utilitarian item and was fashioned to perform all manner of cutting tasks. The axe was found by a man out for a stroll on the beach in 2000 and started an archaeological investigation which has reshaped our understanding of the earliest inhabitants of this island. Research at the Happisburgh, Norfolk site has shown that humans had occupied Britain hundreds of thousands of years earlier than previously thought. The axe was donated to Norwich Castle Museum.


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BAGHDAD, June 25 (Reuters) - Nine young soccer players and fans were killed when a bomb exploded near a pitch in southern Iraq, health officials said, in the latest of a wave of attacks raising fears of a return to widespread sectarian violence.
The explosion in a predominantly Shi'ite Muslim area of the city of Hilla came the same day as police and hospital sources said a roadside bomb killed five people near a pet shop popular with young people in a Sunni Muslim area of the northern city of Baquba.
More than 140 people have been killed in June in bombings targeting mainly Shi'ite pilgrims and shrines as political and sectarian tensions remain high.
Iraq's Shi'ite, Sunni and Kurdish factions have been locked in a series of political spats since U.S. troops withdrew in December, with opponents to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki accusing him of trying to consolidate power at their expense.
In Hilla, the bomb attached to a minibus exploded near a field where two youth teams had just finished a game, said police and hospital sources.
The dead and injured soccer players and fans were aged between 15 and 20, said Abdul Amir al-Jibouri, a media manager for the health department in Babil province. More than 30 others were injured, he added.
Hilla is 100 km (62 miles) south of Baghdad while Baquba is 65 km northeast of capital.
Violence in Iraq has fallen since the peak of sectarian fighting in 2006-07, but insurgents remain capable of lethal attacks.
Iraq's al Qaeda wing has claimed some of the recent bombings against Shi'ites as it tries to stoke tensions.
At least 13 people were killed and more than 100 wounded on Friday when two roadside bombs exploded in a crowded market in a mainly Shi'ite area of Baghdad. A suicide bomber killed 15 mourners at a Shi'ite funeral in Baquba on Monday last week. (Reporting by Habib al-Zubaidi and Ali al-Rubaie in Hilla and a Reuters reporter in Baquba; Writing by Serena Chaudhry)
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1 God's Word came to me, saying, | 1 The word of the LORD came to me: |
2 "You, son of man - God, the Master, has this Message for the land of Israel: "'Endtime. The end of business as usual for everyone. | 2 "Son of man, this is what the Sovereign LORD says to the land of Israel: The end! The end has come upon the four corners of the land. |
3 It's all over. The end is upon you. I've launched my anger against you. I've issued my verdict on the way you live. I'll make you pay for your disgusting obscenities. | 3 The end is now upon you and I will unleash my anger against you. I will judge you according to your conduct and repay you for all your detestable practices. |
4 I won't look the other way, I won't feel sorry for you. I'll make you pay for the way you've lived: Your disgusting obscenities will boomerang on you, and you'll realize that I am God.' | 4 I will not look on you with pity or spare you; I will surely repay you for your conduct and the detestable practices among you. Then you will know that I am the LORD. |
5 "I, God, the Master, say: 'Disaster after disaster! Look, it comes! | 5 "This is what the Sovereign LORD says: Disaster! An unheard-of disaster is coming. |
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When it comes to protecting your home, there are few defenses more important than pest control. Some pests are simply annoying, others a health risk and some pose a real threat to your home and family. No matter what type of pests you're battling or which threats are directed at your home and family, it's essential to understand the potential risks and the best methods for ultimate protection.
- Pests can be more than slightly annoying. Biting pests like fleas, ticks, chigger mites and bedbugs are not only a nuisance, but also their bites can cause problems such as red marks on the body that itch for extended periods of time. If someone in your family appears to have bites of any kind, it's important to identify what type of pest you are dealing with in order to take appropriate action.
- Placing monitoring traps in the area where bites occur is one way to identify what type of pest you are dealing with. If a biting insect is captured, your pest control professional can then help you determine the best pest control solutions.
- Pests can infest your food supply. Ants and cockroaches can contaminate food, as can flour beetles and other stored-product pests like saw-toothed grain beetles. If you have a dog, you could be bringing pests into your home by way of dog food, dog biscuits, etc. The beetle population in these infested products then increases and moves outside the bag where you see them. Again, determining which pest you are dealing with is the first step to properly controlling them.
- Store all foods including pet foods in plastic or glass containers with tight-fitting lids. This way, if you bring home any infested product, the infestation will be contained making it easier to determine the origin.
- A variety of conditions contribute to pest infestations. Correcting the conditions in and around your home is an important step to proper home pest control. For example, your firewood pile may need to be moved away from the house; there may be cracks around the windows and doors that need to be sealed; you might not be aware that the screen on your foundation vent is missing or damaged.
- An inspection of your home and property is a great way to identify the conditions that may be attracting pests to your home.
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Talladega Superspeedway Fans and NASCAR Foundation Efforts Net Nearly $100,000 Extra for Alabama Relief
Race fans came from hundreds of miles and many different states to participate in last weekend's Donate and Drive 'DEGA event at Talladega Superspeedway, raising close to $34,000 for the American Red Cross and Alabama relief efforts. The NASCAR Foundation netted more than $58,000 for disaster relief through donations and online sales of $5 NASCAR Unites wristbands, with more yet to come. The nearly $100,000 is in addition to the $100,000 that Talladega Superspeedway already committed on April 28.
"I'm extremely grateful for the outpouring of support from the NASCAR community," said Talladega Superspeedway Chairman Grant Lynch. "With the help of our race fans, our media partners, sponsors and The NASCAR Foundation, we've managed to raise a lot of money to help the citizens of Alabama that were impacted by the storms. It's a tremendous step in the right direction."
Race fans can continue to support the relief efforts by bidding on exclusive racing packages at http://foundation.nascar.com/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=1426.
To keep up to date on Talladega Superspeedway's relief efforts fans can visit www.talladegasuperspeedway.com or the track's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/talladegasuperspeedway.
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We the undersigned residents and taxpayers of DeKalb County Illinois urge the elected members of the DeKalb County Board to reject the siting application of Waste Management of Illinois to expand the county landfill near Cortland. We do not believe the applicant has met the burden of proof standards set in the application process. We do not believe the location is safe. We do not believe the increased truck traffic if properly accounted for. We do not believe the proposal is in the best interest of DeKalb County Illinois. We urge our elected representatives to vote NO to the proposed landfill expansion.
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Also, since my tablet is having trouble connecting to wi-fi (as I've found out is common with this model), is there any way I download the app to Windows and import it to my tablet, possibly through a USB flash drive? I have APK Manager and My Pad as my application and file managers.
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I need to see if I can get some input. We live in a very rural area and have a sizable yard. Last year we noticed that the grass was drying out and dying despite frequent watering. We discovered that it was due to massive amounts of ants ALL over our lawn. We had an exterminator come and that helped but didn't completely rid us of the problem. We have discovered this year again, massive amounts of ants everywhere on the lawn. Wanting to know if you all have any ideas to rid us of them. We have small children and several pets so we are wanting something safe and environmentally friendly. Any input would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance! |
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I used to live in Florida and we had a really bad problem with fire ants. One of my friends told me to sprinkle down Instant Grits. The ants eat them, then drink water, the grits expand inside the ant and kills it. Much safer then putting down toxins. |
Along with many other such stories the above grits thing is a myth. Understand you will never get rid of ants. They have been around since before we were and will be after we are gone. When I have had a problem similar to what you have I found that flooding the area with water would encourage them to move on. That can take a while. |
Try adding unsulfured molasses and a manure to your lawn. Here's the link on this forum explaining how it gets rid of fire ants. Lou_midlothian_tx is the one commenting on the mixture. It's worth a shot. Good luck! http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/lawns/msg0200433019612.html |
The original poster lives in Idaho and Fire Ants have not, yet, gotten that far north. |
Lol. I'm not an ant specalist. Just trying to give this person some help. It's worth a shot. Worst case scenario is the grass turning greener. |
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I don't think there is any permanent cure, at least I've never found one. The most effective thing I have found and it works very well, is Terro bait traps containing borax as the AI. I use one of those small plant fences to discourage animals from getting to the bait traps. They are species specific, so ID the ant before purchasing. |
The active ingredient in most all commercial ant baits, poisons, is Boric Acid. A sweetener is added to the mix to attract ants which then take that back to the nest. If that bait is successful in eliminating that nest then another colony of ants will soon move in to replace those wiped out. I have never seen anything to indicate that the commercial ant baits containing Boric Acid is species specific, although there are ant baits that are that do not contain Boric Acid. |
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The advisory was in reference to medium and trap design: supposedly some ant species are attracted to sweet/sugar medium, other ant species are supposedly more attracted to protein/grease medium or so say the "experts" and manufacturers--I'm neither, but I know the small black ants in my yard don't touch the grease based traps. I was suggesting a viable alternative to a completely inane prior suggestion of flooding a "sizable" lawn. I'm concluding that you DO post for the singular purpose of being contrary. If you aren't a troll, you are certainly troll-like. |
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I'm down in Texas where we do have fire ants and apparently just about every other kind of ants or soon will have them. I use the Terro baits if I get sugar ants in the house. I sprinkled boric acid into the wall openings when we had our kitchen torn up for a reno but that apparently wore out after a couple/few years (good while it lasted though). You can also use them outdoors and I have placed them near my patio door when I've seen a line of ants there. They have been very effective. In the yard, we have used Over and Out for several years. One application lasts a full year and it seemed to control fire ants, other ants and we didn't have the flea problems a lot of other folks did. Last year, we had more mounds pop up during the summer, and I'm not sure if we had rain too soon after applying or something that cut down the effectiveness or if our ants are building a resistance. I hope it was the former or we will have to find something else. I'm sure it is not a "green" solution, but I don't know of anything that is and will control the fire ants. We tried vinegar one year -- it seemed to control just the mound and it killed the grass around it. The effect for both was short. We have family allergies (my aunt almost died) so we have to control them in areas where they will be a problem. We try to go pretty natural and organic with that one exception and we try not to overdo that. We have dogs and follow the directions for application and haven't had any problems with them, kids or critters in general. In fact, we had healthy insect populations when collecting for our son's biology projects three years apart - and after a hiatus last year, we saw a lot of bees this spring! No, you can't eradicate every ant and keep them away -- not without creating a toxic pit, and you probably wouldn't want to. Every insect has a purpose, but we have to be able to co-exist. It's more about management than elimination. |
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When I was gathering food for my gulf frit caterpillars, I turned this passionvine leaf over to check for cats - I don't need to bring in any more to raise myself, so I always check for eggs and cats. I found these eggs -
They're big for insect eggs, which I suppose they are. It's amazing what you can find on the underside of leaves if you look! Sherry |
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I found those or something close to them on box elder maple last week. What emerged from them still has me perplexed. It was aphids or something that passed for aphids (looked at them with my microscope). They were bright red. The pupal stage I observed does not jive with the aphid life cycle I was taught in entomology class. Weird. |
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MissSherry, I think they are the eggs of some species of Leaf-Footed Bug. Some feed on passion vines and pierce the fruit with their proboscis. The eggs closely resemble the squash bug eggs I found on my squash, but thru further research I discovered they were the LFBs. They won't eat the caterpillars, but will munch on your vine. Susan |
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Hmmmm......thanks, alch21, KC, and Susan! It's interesting that you said they were some type of leaf-footed bug, Susan, because I found out that those pyramid-shaped, pearly looking eggs I find from time to time are leaf-footed bugs, also. That type of bug is very common here, I see them everywhere, so it figures. I guess I could bring them in and see for myself - maybe I'll do that. Sherry |
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